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Analytics CEO CAUGHT On Tape Discussing Potential Bribery and Entrapment
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March 21, 2018
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7:34Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch the now suspended CEO of Cambridge Analytica, Alexander Nix, caught on tape saying some pretty incriminating things.
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---Cambridge Analytica, the embattled data analytics company best known for its work on President Donald Trump's campaign, has suspended its CEO, Alexander Nix, in the wake of undercover reports showing him discussing potential bribery and entrapment.
Nix's suspension is immediate, "pending a full, independent investigation," the firm said in a statement.
The statement was released moments before Channel 4 News in the UK was due to air another report in a series of exposes about the work of the company.
The report on Tuesday featured undercover footage of Nix claiming he met Trump "many times" and that the company was responsible for a wide swath of the Trump campaign's activity.---
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